Nokia N8-00 Unsent Messages

Dear Friends,
I have a problem with a N8-00 mobile, exactly speaking with the outbox messages (SMS). I have one text message in my outbox folder, which I'm not able to remove/cancel/abort what so ever. When I hold on over it, no menu appears. While clicking, the message does not open.
I was wondering whether there is any way to enter the filesystem (locally or remotely via USB) to the mobile and just remove index file/folder of my text outbox? That pretty annoying the "(1)" in Unsent folder.
All the best,
Przemek M. Zawada

Hellow,
I managed to find a way to delete the unsend messages from outbox, whithout deleting the conversations.
You need to download a program named activefile from here. Ther before install-it on the phone, you need to sign it. You can singn the application using this site. To obtain a cerfificate you must create a account here. Creating the cerfiticate takes several hours. (max. 5 hours). After the certificate is created, from your account you can sign the application. (upload-it and the site will do all the triks. Then you can download the application on your pc and install-it on your phone.
After installing, opent the application from Applications. At options, you`ll see message manager. From there, you can select the unwanted message from outbox andt delete-it.
Works 100%.
Alexander Popovici
Alexander

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